Hemophilia: pathophysiology and treatment

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Froggy Jumps Hemophilia: pathophysiology and treatmentOnline version Hemophilia basics in English terms by Sergio Nicolas Sierra Acosta 1 What is hemophilia in general terms and what factors are usually deficient? a Hereditary coagulation disorder due to deficiency of factor VIII (A) or IX (B). b Vascular disease with rupture of nerve vessels. c Fibrinogen deficiency unrelated to coagulation factors. 2 Which coagulation process is affected by factor VIII/IX deficiency? a Propagation of coagulation and formation of thrombin and fibrin. b Platelet activation without clot. c Hemolysis due to vascular damage without thrombus formation. 3 What term describes reduced platelet activation in hemophilia? a normal platelet activation b impaired platelet activation c enhanced platelet activation 4 What is hemarthrosis? a Intracranial hemorrhage caused by platelets b Bleeding in the joint due to clotting deficiency. c Synovial inflammation due to infection 5 What factor is central to the intrinsic tenase phase? a Factor VII b Factor IX (with Factor VIII) c Factor X 6 What function describes the excessive production of thrombin followed by loss of control? a thrombin inhibition b Excessive fibrinolysis c thrombin explosion 7 What known biological treatment reduces bleeding events in hemophilia A/B? a aspirin b heparin c emicizumab 8 What is the correct term to describe the fear of making a movement? a photophobia b somniphobia c Kinesiophobia 9 What is hemophilic arthropathy? a Post-hemorrhage arthroplasty b Rheumatoid arthritis c Joint damage from repeated bleeding (hemarthrosis) 10 What types of bleeding can occur and require treatment in hemophilia? a Thrombocytopenias without coagulation b Exclusive gastric hemorrhages c Mucocutaneous hemorrhages, hemarthrosis, hematomas, and deep hemorrhage

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Hemophilia: pathophysiology and treatmentOnline version

by Sergio Nicolas Sierra Acosta

What is hemophilia in general terms and what factors are usually deficient?

Which coagulation process is affected by factor VIII/IX deficiency?

What term describes reduced platelet activation in hemophilia?

What is hemarthrosis?

What factor is central to the intrinsic tenase phase?

What function describes the excessive production of thrombin followed by loss of control?

What known biological treatment reduces bleeding events in hemophilia A/B?

What is the correct term to describe the fear of making a movement?

What is hemophilic arthropathy?

What types of bleeding can occur and require treatment in hemophilia?